The video of the former video of the WCU student speaks the federal investigation of the university's university title at the university

Cullowhee, NC (WLOS) – The US Education Ministry is investigating Western Carolina University (WCU) and claims that the school does not meet IX title.

This comes from a student who came across a transgender person in a women's bath on campus. Payton McNabb, a former WCU student, made a video on this campus toilet last year and released it on her X account.

The Ministry of Education starts the investigation of titles IX in the WCU for alleged non -compliance

“I turned it out of security. I had no idea how he would react. I have no idea whether this type is a student or not,” she said about the transgender woman in the video.

McNabb was faced with the WCU before posting the video that became viral. When the camera baperson asked in the video why the topic of the video was in the bathroom of women, the unimaginated other person in the video replied: “I am a transmission girl.” The person behind the camera replied: “But you are not a girl” and “I pay a lot of money to be safe in this bathroom”, to which the non -identified transgender woman replied: “I too”. This investigation was later fallen.

The video attracted more attention than McNabb expected. Now it has led to the Federal Department of Education opened an investigation of title 9 in the WCU.

This follows the allegations that the WCU does not correspond to the securing of gender intimate rooms in nationwide -financed institutions.

The deputy deputy secretary for civil rights Craig Trainor made the following explanation:

“After years of fighting to secure the protection of titles IX, women have to fight hostile institutions again to ensure their right to the same protection and opportunities in sport, living spaces and intimate facilities.”

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The WCU published an answer as an answer:

“Western Carolina University corresponds to all current state and state regulations and will continue to adapt all the necessary campus guidelines and practices to remain future changes.”

“I think we'll see if that's actually true. The WCU actively defies Trump's day of the executive. I mean, he made it clear that this didn't happen. They violate IX title,” said McNab.

As this examination turns out, it remains to be seen, but McNabb says that she will continue to stand up as an ambassador for the Independent Women's Forum, a conservative non -profit organization that focuses on women's issues.

McNabb's anti-transfer activism reported reportedly after an incident in September 2022, when it was hit in the head and injured by a volleyball, which, as says, was transferred by a transgender athlete.

In the meantime, she has been a prominent figure to prevent transgender women from participating in women's sports, even adopting her message to Washington and saying the congress.

McNabb is no longer a student at the WCU; She said News 13 that for security reasons she ends her studies online.

“Other girls have therefore come to light what was going on in their lives. So that was my only goal,” said McNabb.